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 1     I,  11|     laws, and unused to civil rule. Its governor was at this
 2     I,  11|  after having experienced the rule of a smaller tyrant. The
 3     I,  17|       rather than the wish to rule. It was next discussed whether
 4     I,  37|    the arms without regard to rule or military order, no distinction
 5     I,  45|    established as a permanent rule of the service. Laco, prefect
 6     I,  48|      more fortunate under the rule of others than he was in
 7   III,  7 |      been friendly to Galba's rule, and that his party was
 8   III,  57| lately exercised an indulgent rule over the fleet at Misenum,
 9    IV,  55|    even a foreign yoke to the rule of Vespasian. Gaul had gathered
10    IV,  67|   equals of all, or will even rule over others."~ ~
11    IV,  69|    the Batavi and Treveri may rule over the nations. Far from
12    IV,  77|      command our legions. You rule these and other provinces.
13    IV,  77|  however, you expect a milder rule under Tutor and Classicus,
14     V,  5 |      of the seven stars which rule the destinies of men Saturn